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Title: Fox News’ Liz Trotta Sounds Off: Jodi Arias Trial ‘Got Hijacked By Feminists’
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Published: Apr 14, 2013
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Post Date: 2013-04-14 01:26:40 by James Deffenbach
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#7. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
This mess is all over 'tube, and appears to have been going on for 46 days! How is this possible?
I have been watching it since it started. I guess I thought everyone knew about it, or had at least heard something about it.
Is there a Perverted Murdering Ex-lover channel out there?
LOL! They are following the trial on HLN and Tru TV. Tru TV has coverage in the morning of most of what happened the previous day but HLN shows it (more or less) live. They apparently dvr it and then break OFTEN for commercials and almost every time there is a sidebar discussion with the lawyers and the judge and those have been numerous in this case. They pause it when they take a break and then hit play and you get back to the point where they break from the sidebar or whatever.
It's so nutz it's amazing. Listening to AJ's Sunday show now - great stuff. We're coming down to the shouting and the singing.
Farnaz-Namin Hedayati, Ph.D., is a doctor of corporate psychology She says Jodi Arias could have been abused, but that's not what led her to kill Travis Alexander See why she says Jodi's story does not add up Did Jodi Arias suffer from such severe emotional abuse that she was led to brutally murder her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander? Or is Jodi indeed lying, as many people seem to believe? Arias claims she killed Alexander in self-defense, and her attorneys have introduced the idea of post-traumatic stress disorder to support her case. Even though there have been instances where victims have turned around and become perpetrators of crimes to relieve the symptoms they can’t otherwise quiet down, in Arias’ case, the claim that past physical and emotional abuse caused her to defend herself and murder Alexander does not apply. It is a physiological impossibility. Here’s why. Within the process of “fight or flight” -- also known as the sympathetic vs. parasympathetic nervous system responses -- chemicals like adrenaline, noradrenaline and cortisol are released into our bloodstream. This causes our body to undergo a series of very dramatic changes. Our respiratory rate increases. Blood is shunted away from our digestive tract and directed into our muscles and limbs. Our pupils dilate. Our awareness intensifies. Our sight sharpens. Our impulses quicken. In short, we become prepared, physically and psychologically, to fight or flee. Based on the evidence presented in court, Arias was in “fight” mode and attacked Travis. This attack would have required a high level of arousal, which is only possible when one is experiencing the heightened sympathetic nervous system or the “fight” response. Since an individual can only experience one neurological response at a time, Arias could not have been in “flight” mode, as she has claimed: She could not have been attacking and running away at the same time. Furthermore, Arias claims memory loss in support of her self-defense argument. She has testified that, due to the gravity of the event and her extremely heightened level of arousal, she has no memory of stabbing Travis or slitting his throat. Considering the fact that she has not described any memories of the murder, even in the form of “flashbacks,” leads me to believe that Arias has committed pre-meditated murder. The question isn’t whether she was emotionally abused. She could very well have been, even by Travis. However, whether emotionally abused or not, she did not kill in defense mode, because even Arias could not be in two physiological states at the same time.
Any idea when this circus will end?
I suspect it will go at least another month. The prosecution hasn't even begun their rebuttal case and then there will be closing arguments (and everything about this trial has taken three times as long as it should).
How long did the OJ circus last?
I think it lasted over nine months. And the brain-dead jury "deliberated" less than four hours before they set the scumbag killer free.
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